Ahmad Hassan AH Pakistan

🔒 Easypaisa Account Blocked Due to P2P Transaction? Don’t Worry!

If your Easypaisa account has been blocked due to a P2P transaction, there is no need to worry. It can be reopened, it just takes some time. The entire process is written below:

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✅ Step 1

First, call the Easypaisa helpline and get the details of the transaction that caused the account to be blocked (Date, Sender Name, Amount, etc.).
Then check on Binance if this transaction was made with your P2P trader.

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✅ Step 2

Ask that trader for a copy of the CNIC of the account holder from whom the payment was sent.
If the trader refuses to provide the CNIC, raise a complaint on Binance. After a few days, Binance will review and request the CNIC details from the trader.

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✅ Step 3

Create a receipt on Canva (like for a mobile or electronic device), with the date of the transaction.

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✅ Step 4

Write a justification letter mentioning that you sold the electronic device. The details should match those on the receipt.

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📌 Required Documents
1. Your CNIC (front & back)
2. Written justification (scanned copy/photo)
3. Canva receipt
4. Payment screenshot
5. Sender's CNIC (front & back)

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📤 Submission Process

Combine all these documents into a PDF file.
• Keep the file size around 100KB (you can use Chrome tools to reduce quality).
• Also mention your Name and CNIC details in the email.
• After sending the mail, you will receive an auto-reply confirming that the complaint has been registered.

Then wait — after the review, you will receive a Complaint ID and be informed by what date the issue will be resolved.

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❤️ Just have a little patience, your Easypaisa account will be reopened.
If you still don’t understand, please comment, I will guide you.

#EasypaisaProblemSolved

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🧠 The \$240M BItcoin Password Catastrophe

In 2011, German-born programmer **Stefan Thomas Received **7,002 $BTC ** as payment for a simple video. Today, that stash would be worthOver \$230–240 Million. But there's a problem: he Lost The Password to the IronKey $USDT that holds his private keys, and he’s already used 8 Of 10 Allowed Attempts. Only Two Guesses Remain
before the device permanently erases the data. l

The IronKey, once military-grade secure, is programmed to self-destruct after 10 failed password inputs—no reset, no backdoor. That’s it.

A Seattle-based recovery startup called UNCIPHERED claims to have cracked the same IronKey model in tests, bypassing its ten-try limit using a reverse-engineered firmware attack and brute‑force technique. They offered help, but Thomas has already engaged two other teams, and he’s declined Unciphered’s offer.

Thomas described the toll on his mental health: insomnia, anxiety, even depression. “Worse than the money loss was the self‑reproach—I felt like a complete idiot,”

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**Why this matters:**

* No “Forgot Password” in crypto—your key is your only key.
* Even Tech Wizards Aren’t Immune to forgetting crucial passwords.
* This is a harsh reminder: if you lose the private key, the Bitcoin is gone—no customer support, no second chances.

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